If it is an airline requiring 63" in total dimensions, they are normally referring to length, plus width, plus how tall (or "thick") it is when you finally get it zipped up! :-)
If the there is no height or width dimension that is narrower than the doorway then the sofa will not go through. Certainly the 40 inch depth is too big. You may have to take a window out!
1 inch
How big it is inside. There is no specific size used.
There are 2.54 cm in an inch.
In 1947 the government sold the "Big Inch" and the "Little Inch," two petroleum pipelines that had carried crude oil and gasoline from the Southwest to the Northeast during World War II.
A 62-inch suitcase is approximately 5 feet and 2 inches in size.
No, but who would need all that space
A suitcase that measures 62 linear inches is typically considered a medium-sized suitcase.
If the there is no height or width dimension that is narrower than the doorway then the sofa will not go through. Certainly the 40 inch depth is too big. You may have to take a window out!
How big the squares should be on a 15x20 inch checkerboard will depend upon how many squares a person will put on the board. For most checkerboards, the squares will be approximately one-inch in diameter.
It is unsure because when the big bang explode, space's dimension is expanding, which means the dimension will go on forever.
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yeah you can but put it in the big suitcase
it depends on the suitcase
about 2 inches
Find out how big it is.
Yes. You should be happy :)